Another of those great Common Craft videos, as spotted by Robin.
Sure beats the one-pager on "Explaining Twitter" I was about to write.
(You can follow me on Twitter, if you're so inclined)
Explaining Twitter (and why you should use it)
Another of those great Common Craft videos, as spotted by Robin.
Sure beats the one-pager on "Explaining Twitter" I was about to write.
(You can follow me on Twitter, if you're so inclined)
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I have just seen from your Twitter feed that you were looking for people paid to live blog - do you still need anyone? If so I can think of a few people who have done this.
I'm afraid I suffered from Twitter overload - finding up to five posts a day for a relatively short-lived blog called Twitterati was a bit of a challenge. Am back at it though, in a vain attempt to promote a book and a blog or two.
There's not a single person clicked through from recent tweets though - hey ho.
I'm sure I'll have to keep at it.
Linda, thanks, but it was for a presentation that I gave earlier in the week.
I think people are beginning to suffer from Twitter overload. I suspect Twitter culls are on the horizon for some people…